Consumer Information - Contra Costa College

General

1. Student Statistics and Diversity

2. Tuition and Fees

3. Academic Programs

4. Accreditation, approval, licenses & state authorization

5. Graduation/Completion/Retention Rates

6. Complaint Process

7. Peer-peer file sharing & copyrights infringement policies and sanctions

8. Career and Placement Services

9. Misrepresentation

Student Outcomes (Retention/Completion/Graduation)

1. Retention and Graduation Rates

Admissions and Records

1. FERPA

2. Articulation agreements

3. Application Information

Financial Aid Office

1. Program and Eligibility Requirements

2. Student Loan Information

3. FA Program Information

   • All need and non-need based programs

   • Loan terms and conditions

   • Criteria for selecting recipients and determining awards

   • Eligibility

   • Rights and responsibilities

   • Terms and conditions of employment award

   • Disbursement of Title IV

   • Exit Counseling Information

   • Withdrawal Policies & R2T4

   • SAP Policy

   • Penalties for Drug Law Violations

   • Loan exit and entrance counseling requirements, including NSLDS site and private loan certification form

Athletics

1. Intercollegiate Athletic Program information

Campus Security

1. Annual Campus Crime Report

2. Fire Log and Fire Safety Report

3. Missing Persons Notification

4. Information to crime victims about outcome of campus disciplinary hearings

5. Timely warnings and emergency notifications

6. Make available Daily Crime Log

Sexual Violence and Harassment Prevention (Title IX)

Your presence makes a difference! As a student in the Contra Costa Community College District, it's essential that we all work together to foster a respectful, harassment-free campus culture. All students at Contra Costa College, Diablo Valley College, and Los Medanos College must complete the mandatory annual Sexual Violence and Harassment Prevention training every Fall semester.

This training is designed to equip students with essential skills to identify and prevent sexual harassment, violence, and discrimination. Title IX, a federal law, protects all students from sex-based discrimination and harassment in educational settings, and completing this training ensures that we all play a part in creating a positive and safe environment for everyone.

Please visit www.4cd.edu/title-ix to access the online training and support resources. By participating, you’ll contribute to upholding our District's values and help maintain a campus where everyone can thrive. Thank you for your commitment to a safe and inclusive campus!

California Assembly Bill 2683 Sexual Violence and Harassment Training and Resources was signed into law by the Governor on September 29, 2022 to require students to complete this annual training effective Academic Year 2024-25.

Disabled Students Services

1. Services offered to students with disabilities

2. Facilities availability

Human Resources & Health Center

1. Vaccination policy

2. Drug and alcohol abuse prevention program

3. Policy on Drug Free Workplace

Bookstore

1. Textbook Information

2. Copyright policies and sanctions